Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 90

mi i Information Phone 27147M 4 Funeral 01)ituaries More obituaries on Pages 64, 65 lames S. Mills was deputy state engineer CC science, mathematics head is dead DOUGLAS Dr. Robert A. Champlain, 49, professor of zoology and chairman of the science and mathematics division at Cochise be buried today in Eastlawn Cemetery in Tucson. Dr.

Champlain, who died Monday in his home, came here three years ago. He attended Mitchell Junior College in New London, and earned his bachelor of science degree at John Hopkins University in Batimore and his doctorate in philosophy at Ohio State University. Prior to coming here, Dr. Champlain taught at Mitchell. He was a member of the Entomology Society.

Survivors include his wife, Josephine; a son, Robert; a daughter, Mrs. George Faulkner, and two grandchildren, all of Tucson. Douglas Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mary E. Nichols PRESCOTT Memorial services for Mrs.

Mary Evelyn Nicholas, 52, will be at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Nicholas, who lived in the Groom Creek Pines area near here the past two years, was killed Tuesday in an automobile accident near her home. Born in Arkoe, she had lived in Arizona the past four years.

She was taking a registered nursing course at Yavapai College. She had been a member of the Visiting Nursing Service in Phoenix for two years. She was a member of the Yavapai College Faculty Dames Society and the Order of Eastern Star. Survivors include her husband, Judd two daughters, Mrs. Judith V.

Burnam of San Francisco and Mrs. Linda Jean Simmerman of Tucson; two sons, Donald of Tempe and Judd Karl, a student at Arizona State University; a sister out of state; her mother, Mrs. Sadie Coulter of Clarinda, Iowa, and four grandchildren. Hampton Funeral Home handled arrangements. L.

L. Zussman, public defender Services for Louis L. Zussman, 58, who was chief deputy public defender for Maricopa County from 1965 to June 1969, will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow in Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback.

Cremation will follow. Mr. Zussman, 328 E. Willet-ta, was born in Boston and came to Phoenix in 1948 from Chicago. He died Tuesday in his home.

Survivors include kis wife, Ruth, and two sons, Michael of Phoenix and Laurence of Long Beach, Calif. Virgil G. Harden TUCSON-Virgil G. Harden, 51, district manager of Bekins Van and Storage here, died Monday. He transferred to Tucson 18 months ago.

M. Marden was a member of the Sunshine Kiwanis Club, Tucson Racket and Swim Club and Sales and Mark Executive International. Survivors include his wife, Dorothy; a daughter, Virginia Ann of Tucson; his mother, Mrs. Anna E. Harden of Roseville, and two brothers and a sister out of slate.

Services and burial will be in Roseville. Adair Funeral Home here is in charge of arrangements. M. Pearl Link Mrs. M.

Pearl Link, 82, a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church, died Tuesday in Phoenix Baptist Hospital. Mrs. Link, 3530 W. Mariposa, was born in Trenton, Canada, and came to Phoenix in 1959 from Flint, Mich. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

Pearl Clugston of Phoenix, a sister in Detroit and two grandchildren. Services will be at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in Memory Lawn Mausoleum Chapel, 719 N. 27th Ave. Entombment will be in Memory Lawn Mausoleum.

Albert A. Wolff YOUNGTOWN Albert A. Wolff, 73, an inspector for the Michigan State Insurance Bureau for 43 years, died Tuesday in Mountain View Pioneer Hospital. Mr. Wolff, 11818 113th Drive, was a veteran of World War I and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars here and a Masonic lodge in Detroit.

Born in Chicago, he came here in 1961 from Detroit. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Moffatt of Phoenix; a son, Gene of Traverse City, five grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in Lundberg's Golden Door Chapel, 11211 Michigan Ave.

Burial will be in Sunland Cemetery. The family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society. Ella Belin Mrs. Ella Belin, 84, who was born in Johnsville, and came to Phoenix 12 years ago from Missouri, died yesterday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Survivors of Mrs.

Belin, 4933 E. Virginia, include three sons, Clyde of Phoenix, Joe of Taft, and William of St. Louis; a daughter, Mrs. Gladys McMullcn of Oklahoma City; two sisters out of state; seven grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Saturday in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden, Scottsdale. Burial will be in Green Acres Cemetery. 33 Auctions- AAA AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY 7 P.M. Attention Furniture Dealers, Apt.

House Owners, Home Owners, Newcomnrs, Out of Town Buyers 8, All Others! 7 complete house-fuls of some of the most beautiful new 8 used furniture to be found at auction. We will be closed for the Xmas holidays, so must clean out all merchandise. Everything must go regardless of price. This is one sale you can't afford to miss. Beautiful 2 pc.

Button-back nauqahvde liv. room set with matching love seat, Mediterranean, Early American modern 2 liv. room sets. 25 beautiful new used 2 3 pc. liv.

room sets (all styles fabrics). Big king-size Spanish bedrm set (triple dresser, twin mirrors, chest, king size headboard, box springs mattress). Beautiful mahooany din. room set (extension table, 4 chairs buffet). Hexagon pecan wood lamp tables.

Olympic portable TV (like new). 2 pc set GE washer dryer. Maple dropleaf table 4 chairs (like new). White gold twin bedrm set (big dresser, framed mirror, twin bed, niqht stand, box springs mattress). Zigzag portable sewing machine.

Maple bedrm set (dresser, framed mirror, chest, bed, 2 night stands, box sprinqs mattress). Lots of qood bedrm sets. Big bookcase divider. Beautiful dinette sets (4 8. 4 chairs, all colors).

Maple coffee tables with matchinq step tables, g'd maple table 8, 6 chairs. Walnut buffet. Beautiful decorator table lamps hanging sPan'Sh table 6 chairs. Mediterranean coffee tables with matching lamp tables. Decorator Pictures, wall plaques, figurines.

Hoover portable vacuum, elec- models Roll ends of carpeting of all. kinds. Beautiful big carpet by Firth Hardwood dropleaf fable chairs. Chests, odd beds, couches, rockers, box springs 8, mattresses, playpens, bunk beds, mm Sinqer upriqht vac-furniture too numerous to men- clesn gas ranges (full ant. size).

Auto 8, wringer washers. Coppertone 30" elec ranq.e (late model). Rich Plan upright freezer. Maytag washer. The yard is full of lnus' "as is" medium furniture, child's swing set.

Box after box of All bull pen misccl-nUKSwil inside build-n2 htl Wdrm- No -ii we move on. be -2 auctioneers working, one selling better furniture, one sellinq medium furniture Open all day Thursday 8, Friday for inspection. We adver- MisT have se" wha 5102 N. 27th AVE. ChV 7-3812 poUrSt Eddie Deven- 100 PhOomes All Areas GOOD 2BR STUCCO.

FHA an- Cl0 location Realty. 967-8859, Eves. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION SANTO TOMAS EAST OPEN 10-6 3001 EAST WELDON JM 900mS flnd 'amilV rms' Froni PUGUS p. PATTERSON DEV. CO.

955-9480 BY OWNER New 3 BR, 2 bath, carpet, custom drapes thru-out Refrigerated. Built-in range oven, fenced. Many other 264-6789 med' Poss- 5519 W. Wilshire Drive. LBjCt JBR 'rental.

1416 21st PLJ60O0 Broker, 274-5025; 955-4468 Si.B-E0S9?M'"i "BATH- "2 vr. 0 Beautiful kitchen cabi-nets. Low CTM. STATE REALTY 956-3260 Opening at 3Mh POOL-UNUSUAL FIREPLACE 3 bdrms, 2 baths, refrig'd, close in desert acre on E. Denton Ln Drapes, walled-in patio, unusual floor plan.

$45,000. Call 279-1605 or Bob Cheatham eves: 943-2070 01ALLEY "Since 1908" 6330 N. 7th St. CHRISTMAS CHEER! Offering hiqh beamed ceilings with true Spanish flavor living rm. wfireplace Sep.

dining r. family rm. 3 Mrs 2 baths beautiful WW carpets drapes thruout frefriq'd coolinq, lovely free-form swimminq pool with fountain priced $50,000. Eves call 274-3722 or 949-9408. TOM JACKSON 4 ASSOC, INC.

Real Estate Investment 6000 N. 161H STREET 279-1671 VACANT-MOVE IN NO QUAL-NO CREDIT REPORTSNO CLOSING COSTS, NO PAYMENTS TILL 1 FEB 1970. Ref 3 br, 2 full ba. R8.0, disposer 2 carport, fenced. Only $126 mo.

REB REALTY 9398397 REAL VALUE Priced at iust $28,500 this 3 2 bath, large family room ranch style home with POOL has "got to be the best buy" in popular north central area. Beautiful landscaped yard wDichondra lawn, 13 citrus trees, on a large corner lot completely fenced. Convenient to schools, near shopping, great for G.E. and Sperry people who want an established neighborhood not too far from work. Eves call Gus Adams 944-5825.

BUD MELCHER AND ASSOCIATES 5114 NORTH 7TH ST. 264-6767 "MOVE RIGHT-INABLE" Perfect condition 3 BR, family room, nice dining area; practically new carpetinq thruout, qreat floor plan. Especially nice screened patio wbuiltin firepit; mature citrus, fenced yard. Just North of Missouri, Madison No. 1.

Priced in 20's. CLEMENTS 9554600 3601 E. Campbell Cal 24 hrs. daily RED BRICK 522.0C0 3 extra large bedrms, 2 baths, family room. Refrig.

Good central location close to library, parks, stores, buses. Central Hi, Brophy Prep. PARK-LIKE LOT $15,000 Clean neat 2 bedrm close to everything. WW carpetinq thru-out. Dining room.

Refrigerated. Separate garage. White stucco. North Hi, St. Aqnes.

FANNIN 956-5100 3233 N. 24th St. FULL OF PERSONALTY Phoenix A surprise awaits vou when you step throuqh the entry into the spacious living room with high beamed ceiling fireplace which leads to a 12X14' large dining room. Add 4 bdrms, Pi baths including a new upstairs suite for a total of 2500 sq ft of livinq area. REFRIGERATION heatinq.

It has an FHA appraisal of $27,450. Very conveniently located near 7th Ave Encanto. QUICK POSSESSION This clean attractive 4 bdrm home is iust waiting lor its new owner. Price iust reduced to $30,000 with low interest mort-oage to be assumed. Large family rm well cared for lawn.

Near Encanto golf course 8, West High. St. Gregory Parish. Let us show it to you today. NOBLE LEE 274-3696 5800 N.

19TH AVE. REALTOR WHY WASTE TIME LOOKING? Match your exact need with thousands of homes we have for sale all over Phoenix. Dial C-O-M-P-U-T-E-R on your phone any time. 24 Hrs. i MVrizona ReDi Thursday, Dec.

18, IS Want Ads Get Results! Ph. 271-871! 100 Phx. Homes All Areas PRETTIEST 2 BR PLUS A 2 BR Rental home on the same lovely lot. Underground sprinkler system. Built by a well known builder on this convenient close-in NE lot.

$14,000 total good terms. CLEVENGER REALTY NW Corner Central Thomas 279-5505 COME on out. two bedroom home wit i 2 acres. Very attractive Horse HILLTOP RETREAT Plenty of privacy in this 3 refrig. home 21i tntrii, famny room overlooks sundeck.

Btaolilul view. Large living roorn fireplace. Many feaurcs too numerous to Kitchen hai 4x10 mosair table. Large 40x52 screened oatio large double qarage wlaundrv, storage and woikshp. M.v.ler lite switch for entire tcuse.

Asking $65,503. HOME TRADES ACCFPTED THIRKHILL 2644933 WATTS REALTY ix INVESTMENT CC. NE REFRIG'D 3 BR New ww carpetinq drapes t'O, Ige fenced yard, new roof, new refnuerot on un.t. Hiiro tr find at "its pri-e $17,000. Tve' call Mary PARADISE VALLEY BEAUTY 4 BR, tern, room, living loom diving wool, acr pafia, fcn'fd Shows alike a model, low down, best terms $26,900.

Eves call Harold 255-9044. 277-7697 2504 E.JND!A.l.SCHOCLRD TALL SILK OAK TREES guard the entrance to this attractive, well maintained 3 BR home. New carpetinq good sized family room retrig. cooling huge cov. patio fenced yard enclosed garaqe.

Priced to sell for $18,850. Near 51st Ave. 8, Avalon Dr. ED PIERCE REALTY 444 W. Camelback Rd.

274-0584 Specializing" in Horse Setups 3 8, 4 bedrm Spanish ranch stvle new like new-some terrific buys' Areas: Gilbert to Paradise Valley Tell me your needs Ruth ste- phenson STEPHENSON Rlty 959-3300 948-6048 NORTH CENTRAL -MADISON BE IN BY CHRISTMAS Brand new 5 Bdrm home ideal for big family. A qualified principle can 1 steal this house this week below appraisal. Bank savs "Sell" 402 Anusta. Call 264-6231. INLAND 944-7983 eV6S 9i4--i67f; BARGAIN! $500 down buvs 3 bedrooms! Completely stem link fenced! Paved street, city sewers! Open! 1901 East Hadley, "Broker" 254-6151.

2 BEDROOMS WEST WiLLETTA" 51H-S, qualifying Owner carry 258-8051 Johnson Johnson 254-3338 SEEIN'S BELIEVIN Look at these beauties call us -today. 2335 E. NANCY LANE 4226 S. 19th ST. 1717 W.

TAMARISK 8003 N. 57th AVE. 2326 E. DESERT LANE 3840 E. SUPERIOR 2007 N.

39th AVE Call us for terms conditions, 264-6231 INLAND WESTERN. Eves 944-3670 4418 NORTH 30th Drive. Two bedroom with swimmina pool, refrigerated, fenced yard, newly decorated. $15,500. New FHA financing available.

Broker, 264-3481. Evenings and Sunday, 939-5403. MOVE IN FOR CHRISTMAS SWIMMING POOL TOO vacant large very clean sharp 3--BR can be 4BR. Huge separate fam. rm.

with white shag carpet Gorgeous loaded kitchen any wife will love. Dining room. Double vanities in one of baths. Exlnt carpeting dranaries thruout. Double carport park 6 cars.

Sparkling new pool 8. separate play area Large 519,700 mtq. can easily be assumed. Just lovely look see you'll be qlad vou did. BARTELS REALTY 264-7074 1600 W.

Camelback Call 24 hours CHRIS-TOWN AREA Refrigerated 3 BR, carpet drapes, and Enclosed garage, chain-link fence. This is a real nice home. Owner anxious. BOB STEWARD, REALTOR 279-8811 CITY ADOBE 306 W. ALMERIA Set on close-in pretty street, near bus lines shopping 2 Baths, 2 bdrms family rm, separate dining rm, plus basement hide-away! Fireplace, hardwood floors, refrigerated, all appliances included.

Great value at $32,900, existing mtg may be assumed. HUGH WATSON REALTY 42 E. MONTEREY WAY 264-5961 CUSTOMBUILT-ENCANTO Features galore. A home you shouldn't miss seeing if vou require a larger than usual 3 BR, 2 ba refrig'd, family room. Dhl carport, block fenced rear yard Sprinklers.

Sensibly priced and good terms. BEST BUY 2 BR frame home, 2-car garage, on 85' 300' "R-5" lot. On main thoroughfare. South side. Make otter on down payment-owner will HOME'FOR CHRISTMAS 3 2 bath, comp.

carpeted thruout. Sunken LR, lots of extras. Furnished. $15,000 WS1500 down. rAUL HUNU REALTY 360ON.

19th Ave. 277-5709 "CUSTOM RANCH" HOME HEAVY SHAKE BRICK 4 BDRM 4 BATHS $47.500 TERRIFIC TERMS Situated on a gentle sloping 8, 910 acre square parcel with a fabulous view of city lights. Southern exposure huge ranch porch leads to center entry. Formal dining rm. Family rm.

with beamed ceiling 8, fireplace. Split floor plan lends itself to maids qtrs or teenagers retreat. Double garage adds to the massive look of this rambling ranch beauty For the buy of your life call to see. BARTELS REALTY 264-7074 1 iSLWCa mel back all 24. hours MOON VALLEY CCLUB IMMEDIATE POSSESSION New 3 BR, 2 BA, Spanish walls, front court yard, Spanish entry ways, fireplace, formal dining room, large family room, covered patio, cedar fenced yard, beautiful carpet thruout, total sales price $32,500.

down. Riviera Homes 944-0602 955-5716. YEAR YE, HEAR YE! Start the new year in this tarqe one year young ranch beauty; Attractive slump block; complete 3-car qaraae, 2' baths, 4 family rm, Sep. dining rm, spacious entry hall, sunken LR. decorated to perfection.

Extras include: self-cleaning oven, stainless steel sink, in addit'On to quality cabinets. Larqc self-cleaning swimminq pool in oversize yard. Priced at only $37,500. CLEMENTS 29-233? 5029 N. 7th Ave.

Call 24 hrs daily LARGE HOME, MANY USES R5 4 bdrm older 2 story mansion close in, Ige lot $21,000 wcarry 258-805J Johnson Johnson 949-5339 TRAILER SET-UP ON 2' i ACRES N. of Bell Rd. between Cave Creek Scottsdale Rd. $6666. ARD-MOR Rlty" 992-3761 4 BDRM POOL $21,950 Broker 279-2386; Eves 943-3033 87 OUT OP STATE RATES: (Minimum Charge Codv received from outside the boundaries of the State of Arizona charged $1.00 per line per day.

Advertisers who specrry their week-dav advertisements be published In only one of the two daily papers, will receive a reduction of 10c per line from the I time line rate and copy so ordered will appear under a separate "Miscellaneous Classified" heading outside the regular classified section. Check Your Ad The First Day It appears. In the event of an error, Phoenix Newspapers will not assume responsibility for mort than one Incorrect Insertion. The Phoenix Newspapers, Inc. RESERVES THE RIGHT TO Edit.

Properly Classify or Relecr Advertising Cooy To Place Your Want Ads DIAL 271-8711 Announcements I Meeting Notices GLENDALE Lodge No. 23 F. 8, AM. 2nd deqree 7 p.m. Visitinq Masons welcome.

Edward T. Cross, W.M. QUEEN Easter ChapterNo '22OE5 Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. initiation. Visitors welcome.

Betty Crosby, WM. 4 Funeral Announcements BANKER, Emanuel Lee, Jr. CSSN U.S.N. Son of Mrs. Bessie Banker.

Brother of Patricia, Wanda. Grandson of Mrs. Sadie Lavell. Services Sat. 1 p.m.

First Pentecostal Church, Eld. A.C. Eddings officiating. Interment Double Butte. Friday p.m.

Chapel, Webber Sons Mortuary. BARNES, Sgt. William A. Concele-brated Mass 3 p.m. today at the Church of St.

Agnes, 1954 N. 24th St. Interment with full military honors at St. Francis. Arrange- Mercer Mortuary.

BATH, Roy Roosevelt. 4927 W. Cheery Lynn. Survived by wife Veronica, Phoenix; daughter Mrs. Judith Cosar, brothers, Ray, Charles and Carl and sisters, Mrs.

Delta Calvert and Mrs. Winnie Chnstensen, all out of state, also survived by three grandchildren. Rosary 7:30 p.m. today, Green Acres Mortuary, 5830 W. Missouri, Glendale.

Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Friday, St. Vincent dePaul Catholic Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Visitation 2 to 9 p.m.

today. BEDROSIAN, Victor. Survived" by wife Carolina. Services 2 p.m. Friday.

Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdale. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. BELIN, Ella.

Survived by sons, Joe of California, Clvde of Phoenix, William of St. Louis, daughters, Mrs. Gladys McMullen of Oklahoma City, sisters, Stella Woodruff of Banks, Arkansas and Epsie Gates of Hermitage, Arkansas, 7 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Saturday, Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdale, Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens.

Visitation 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. BRADY, George E. Rosarv 7:30 p.m. today at Meldrum Mortuary Chapel, Macdonald at First Street, Mesa.

Requiem mass 10 a.m. Fri-day at Queen of Peace Catholic Church, Mesa. Interment Mesa Cemetery. CLOUTIER, Albert 'Ma's 9:30 a.m. today, St.

Theresa. Entombment Greenwood Mausoleum. Paradise Chapel Funderal Home. Ralph Sage. Director.

COLLINS, Dewey. Service 9 a.m. Today, Camelback Sunset Chapel. Interment Resthaven Park. DAVIDSON, Danny Sr5, 81 W.

Lewis. Son of Mrs. Gma Martin, son. Passed away Wednesday. Arrangements pending, A.

L. Moore a aons. DENNIS, Ira V. Husband" of Anna M. of Chandler.

Services 2 p.m. today, Chapel of Bueler Mortuary. Interment at Floral Lakes Cemetery, El Mirage, Arizona. ELWELL, Gay C. 3150 W.

Glendale Ave. Survived by husband, Lloyd; daughter, Betty Francois, Arietta, son, Everett Bragg; 3 step-daughters; 3 brothers, 1 sister out ol state. Sevices and Interment in Wichita, Kansas. Brazill-Whitney Mortuary, Glendale. Charles R.

Whitney, Director. EMBREY, Nellie. 114444 1 07th Ave. Services Friday 11 a.m. Lundg-erg's Golden Door Chapel, Young-town.

Visitation 2-5 o.m. today. FRIDENA, Dr. Daniel T.V Jr. Services 11 s.m.

Friday, Grimshaw's Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home Rd. GAZBAR, Mattie Frances. Services conducted by Dr. W.

W. Mc-Reynolds 2:00 p.m. today in Chapel of Memories, A. L. Moore Sons.

Interment Greenwood. GERIG, Rosemary. Private services interment. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary, Scottsdale. HARDEN, Virgil age 51, passed away 15, Tucson.

Survived by wife Dorothy, daughter Virginia Ann of Tucson. Mother, Anna E. Harden, Roseville, Calif. Brothers, Jerry Harden, Roseville. Caot.

Jack Harden, USAF. Sister, Alice Harden, Roseville. Family suggests contributions to the Harden Memorial Tennis Scholarship Fund, 303 W. Northview, Phoenix. Services and burial will be in Roseville, Calif.

Arrangements by Adair Funeral Home, Tucson, Arizona. HARTMAN, Hoyt. Services10" a.m. Friday, Brazill-Whitney Mortuary, Glendale. Mr.

Voyd Ballard officiating. Interment Glendale Memorial Park. Visitation 4-8 P.m. today. Charles R.

Whitney, Director. HOLT, George G. Services 1 p.m. today, Grimshaw's Bloom Chapel, 3800 S. Central.

HOOPES, Mercy Claridge. Services a.m. today at the LDS Alma Ward Chapel. 616 S. Extension Mesa.

Bishop Torry D. Lof-green officiating. Interment 3 m. Thatcher Arizona Cemetery. Meldrum Mortuary, Macdonald at First Street, Mesa, funeral directors.

JACKSON, Lawrence R. Memorial Services conducted by Rev. James G. Crouch 4:00 p.m. Saturday in Maryvale Baptist Church, 5702 N.

35th. Ave. Cremation. Memorial services today 1:00 p.m. in Community Church, Keams Canyon.

A Memorial to the Larry Jackson Memorial Fund co Mrs Morris du I719 w- Coolidge, Phoemx 85015 is preferred. A. L. Moore Sons. JOHNSON, John W.

Services today 11 a.m. Lundberg's Golden Door Chapel, Youngtown. E. Services conducted by Rev. Dan Gerrard 3:30 P.m.

today in Memory Chapel, L. Moore Sons. Cremation. KITTS, J. A.

(Bert). Services 3 p.m. Thursday in Carr Memorial Chapel, Tempe. Pastor Lee Mc-Qumn officiating. Interment East Resthaven.

LAFLEN; Edward C. 4502N.36th St. Husband of Helen Laflen. Passed away Wednesday. Arrangements pending, A.L.

Moore Sons. LINK, M. Pearl. Survived by daughter, Pearl J. Clugston, sister, Mrs.

George Drummond, Detroit, grandchildren, Pame-a Clugston Enhelder, Prescott; William Clugston, Phx. Services Friday 3:30 p.m. Memory Lawn Mausoleum Chapel. Entomb-mentVisitation 5 to 8 p.m. today.

LONG, Roger. Arrangements pending. Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdale MAHOOD, Jean M. Survived by 4 sisters. Amy Mahood Mrs.

Ina Person Columbus, Mrs. Mary Scace, Lusk. Mrs. Victor Bradshaw, Oakland, Calif. Services Fri.

9:30 a.m. Memory Lawn Mausoleum Chapel. Entombment. Visitation today 5-8 P.m. MCLAREN, Paul J.

Services will be conducted by Dr. Richard W. Cain, I p.m. today at the First United Methodist Church, 5510 N. Central.

Entombment Greenwood Arrangements bv Mercer Mortuary. Family prefers memorials fo Pr09ram at First United Methodist Cnurch. MILLICAN, John B. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, Desert View Chapel, M.L.

Gibbons Mortuary, 9702 E. Apache Trail, Mesa. Rev. Luther W. Allen, Minister of Hi-way Baptist Church officiating.

Interment Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Mesa. Friends may call at the Mortuary after 2 p.m. today. MILLS, James Stuart, 82, W. Pasadena.

Husband of Bertha Mills. Father of Roberts Stuart Mills, Phoenix. Brother of Robert Mills, Johannesburg, Africa. Passed away Wednesday. 4 grandchildren, 1 great-grandchild also survives.

Services 10:00 a.m. Friday in Chapel of Memories, A.L. Moore Sons.Cremation. OLBRYS, Bernice. Services 10 "a m.

today, Maryvale Chapel Mortuary. Interment Greenwood. RAISLER, Lawrence H. Service 11 a.m. today, Camelback Sunset Chapel, Interment Glendale.

REICH, Fredric A. Survived by parents, Mr. 8, Mrs. Ben E. Reich, Glendale; brothers, Carroll H.

Robert all of Glendale; sisters, Mrs. Barbara Brannen of Hanford, Rebecca Reich, Glendale; aunts, Mrs. Bernice Miller, Glendale; Mrs Ruth Miller, Casa Grande. Service 11 a.m. Saturday, Lundberg Chapel of the Chimes.

Interment Resthaven Park. Friends may call Friday 5 to 8:30 p.m. SCHEONEWALD, David. Passed away in Vietnam. Husband of Jane.

Arrangements pending. Arcadia Funeral Home, 4800 E. Indian Sdhool Rd. Announcements ST. GERMAIN, Sadie.

Survived by husband Allen E. 8, son Allen both of Phcenix, 2 sisters 1 brother out of state, also one granddaughter. Services will be conducted by Rev. Charles Ruby, 9 a.m. Friday, Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary.

Interment Greenwood. Friends may call after 10 a.m.Joday. SWINDELL, Earle J. Survived by wife, Clara; son, Col. Charles W.

Swindell; daughter, Mrs. James Crowley; brother, Donald W. Swindell; 4 grandchildren, one great-grandchild. Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. this evening.

Services 10 a.m. Friday, Paradise Chapel Funeral Home. Interment Greenwood. Ralph THRASHER, Floyd. Survived by daughter, Mrs.

Katherine Beeler; brother, Luther Thrasher; one grandchild. Services 3 p.m. Friday, Paradise Chapel Funeral Home. Interment Valleio, Calif. Ralph Director.

TORREZ, Francisco. Morlensen-Kings Funeral Center. TRACY, Mabel. p.m. today.

Camelback Sunset Chapel. Interment Greenwood Memorial Park. WALKER, Wilfred H. Services and interment Hutchinson, Kansas. Desert View Chaoel, M.

L. Gibbons Mortuary, 9702 E. Apache Trail, Mesa. WALKER, Martha Inda. Survived by husband Frederick daughter Mrs.

Pauline Kozlow, Alamogordo, N.Mex.; brother Leo Barger, Grand Rapids, Murray Barger, Paducah, Sisters Mrs. Fay Oberlander, Ovid. Mrs. Maude Cowset, Cairo, III. Services Fri.

2 p.m. Memory Lawn Mortuary. Interment Memory Lawn Memorial Park. Visitation today 5-8 p.m. WETHEIMER, Leon.

Services today 9 a.m. Lundberg's Golden Door Chapel, Youngtown. WHALEN, Betty Ann. "6002 N. 62nd Lane.

Daughter of Mrs. Lillian Whalen; sister of Mrs. Bernatha Potter. Roarv 7:30 p.m. Friday in Whitney Murphy Chapel.

Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. Saturday in Church of St. Agnes. Interment St. Francis.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. Fridav. WHITE, Evelyn 9260 W. Garfield, Tolleson. Survived by husband, Clifford; sons, James, Jack and Jerry, all of Tolleson; sisters, Mrs.

W. L. Baker, Tolleson; Mrs. Melva Frazier, Avondale; Mrs. Ruth Swofford, Phoenix; 1 brother, 2 sisters, out of state.

3 grandchildren. Services 2 P.m. Friday First Southern Baptist Church of Tolleson. Rev. Glen Ay-cock officiating.

Interment Glendale Memorial Park. Visitation 4-8 p.m. today, Brazill Whitney Mortuary, Glendale. Chares R. Whitney, director.

WOLFF, Albert A. 11818 113th Drive. Services Sat. 1 p.m. Lundberg's Golden Door Chapel, Youngtown.

Rev. Finlev Reid offi-icating. Burial Sunland. Vistation 3-8 P.m. Friday.

ZIMMERMAN, Samuel. 1557 West Highland. Passed away Dec. 17, 1969. Arrangements pending, Grimshaw's Bethany Chapel, 710 W.

Bethany HomRd ZUSSMAN, Louis L. Services 11 a.m. Friday. Camelback Sunset Chapel. Private cremation.

7 Funeral Directors FORMAN'S ARIZ. FUNERAL HOME 376 N. 3rd Ave. AL3-2332 MERCER MORTUARY THOMAS RD. AT 16TH ST.

Phone 266-4473 Private Parking A. L. MOORE SONS FOURTH AVENUE AT ADAMS 252-3411 HANSEN MORTUARY 8314 N. 7th St. 944-1561 WEBBER 8, STONE MORTUARY 1641 E.

Jefferson 254-8734 LARRY" J. MELCHER MORTUARY "Chapel of the Roses" 43 S. Stapley Mesa WO4-4537 lU Florists D0N0FRI0 FLORAL CO. Finest Flowers Slnce1905. 254-6761 25 Lost WHITE and silver-black female Husky.

Vicinity 41st Street, Bell Road. Please make a little boy's Christmas happy. 992J2553. REWARD, cbiiie puppy or cash. My nine-year-old male black tri-coior collie, Mickey.

Lost since October 19th. Please, 1 love him dearly. Lvn, 272-9508. BASENJI dog. 997-4961.

BLACK male Great Dane. Vicinity Shea-Scottsdale Road. 948-2927. REWARD. LOST or strayed November the 18th in vicinity of 83rd and Glendale ave.

Black and White spade female, border collie, no tags, answers to name of Missy. Would like very much to have her back as she belongs to son overseas, very generous reward. 937-4618. LOST, 2 German Shepherd puppies, One, blackbrown; one, brown silver. Reward.

902 East Coronado. 252- 7887. BLACK wallet at Black Canyon McDowell. 252-1900Reward. APRICOT poodle.

Male 2 months old. Lost in the vicinity of 2600 block on West Catalina Drive. 252-9343. BLACK Labrador male, reward. 272-3157.

GOLD pin, Chinese Tiger type, fade face, Scottsdale Shopping area, Friday. Rev.ard. Call 935-3383 between 8-4 p.m. GR'ATEFUL for the return of white German Shepherd, spaved female, vicinity of Cave Creek Road Mountain View. 943-5494.

BLACK and white Labrador, male, no tags, broken front tooth, vicinity Central and Camelback. 266-1305. 2' YEAR old female German Shepherd, vicinity North Mummy Mountain. Gray, extra large ears. "Queenie." Reward.

948-6826. GOLD pocket watch. Lost in Winona, Christmas tree cutting area. Reward. 942-2204.

BLACK lab, vicinity Arizona Country Club. Reward. 946-0734. LIVER and whito speckled female German short haired Pointer. Vicinity ot 115th Avenue and Northern.

966-5074. BOXER, male, nine months old, vicinity of Cave Creek 8. Mountain View. Reward. 997-B861.

APRICOT poodle, vicinity of 38th Street and Indian School. Reward, 956-0406. SEALPOINT, Siamese, male, one year. 6626 North 1st Place, Phoenix. 274-25821 CAIRN TeTrier, Scottish looking, brirdle color, female, with tags.

252- 2220. Reward, LOST German Shepard vicinity 32nd St. and Southern. Black collar. 962-4047.

Reward. SIAMESE cat. Tafum Road-Clearwater Hills area. Nr, front claws. Reward.

949-1644, o--79-9765 GREAT Pyrenees, white. Vicinity McDowell and 7th Avenue. Reward. 253- 2360. LARGE male Great Pyrenees, fawn color with fringe of black on the ears.

Palmcroft, Encanto area. tags. Reward. 252-7641 28 Found SIAMESE collar. 275-4343.

SWEATER. Sunday, December 7 at scene of accident. 279-6412. GERMAN Sheperd. Female, black-brown.

10 miles east of Pay-son on December 14 945-9506; SACRIFICE New business venture owner has to sell. 3 plex in prime location. All newly decorated. S30.000 with low down payment. By owner 277-3737.

33 Auctions JIM'S ALLIED AUCTION Sale Mon. 7 P.M. 946-5386 407 S. OLD SCOTTSDALE RD. AUCTION CITY SALE SUNDAY 9 A.M.

WE BUY OR SELL FOR YOU 1708 E. MOHAVE 252-6240 WARE'S AUCTION 4025 N. 38th AVENUE 2 SALES EVERY WEEK MON. FRI. 7 P.M.

We buy outright or sell on commission 272-5918, 278-0489 SCOTTSDALE AUCTION WH 5-0741J VAN'S A-l AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY 7 P.M. 2949 W. McDowell 278-7068 HAYDEN C. VAN CLEVE, Act. AUCTION EVERY WED 4001 NORTH 7TH ST.

JOHN BRUNK SONS 9 A.M. AND 7 P.M. AUCTIONEERS 264-3204 AUCTION TONITE 1 P.M. 2633 E. INDIAN SCHOOL RD.

Loaded with furniture, appliances 8, miscellaneous. Late model color TV, frostfree 2 dr. refer and late model washer to match. King size bed complete, Spanish dresser chest. Dandy 3 pc.

Spanish living room set, tables lamps to match. Spanish type table 6 chairs. 1969 Zenith portable TV. Twin bedroom set, hideabed, TVs, refers, green br. set, maple bedroom set, new dinette.

Side by side Kelvinator refrigerator, Dandy 2 pc. living room sets and much more. "Out in the back we are loaded with box after box of miscellaneous. Bullpen full of goodies, platform full of plenty of dealer merchandise our regular run of older refrigerators, bedding, couches chairs etc. uetinneiy a saie noi 10 miss.

PHOENIX AUCTION 274-5580 274-8241 James Stuart Mills, 82, who had been with the State Highway Department for 38 years, retiring as deputy state engineer in 1957, died yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr. Mills, 39 W. Pasadena, was a life member of the Arizona section of the American Society of Civil Engineers and a life member of the Salvation Army Association. Born in Dundee, Scotland, he moved to New York at the age of 9 and attended Columbia University and the University of Arizona, majoring in engineering.

Survivors include his wife, Bertha; a son, Roberts S. of Phoenix; a brother in South Africa; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in A. L.

Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Cremation will follow. Paul J. McLaren Paul J.

McLaren, 77, a member and a custodian 10 years at the First United Methodist Church here, died Tuesday in John C. Lincoln Hospital. Mr. McLaren, 1009 E. Maryland, was born in Dayton, Ohio, and moved to Phoenix in 1959 from Fredonia, N.Y., where he had been a salesman in ladies' ready-to-wear stores.

He was a member of a Masonic lodge and a Rota-rian. Survivors include his wife, Ethelvn; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Shook of Vestal, N.Y.; a son, James of Louisville, two sisters and a brother, all of Fredonia; five grandchildren and three great-grand-(hildren. Services will be at 1 p.m. today in the church, 5510 N.

Central. Entombment will be in Greenwood Mausoleum. The family suggests contributions to the intern program at the church. Mercer Mortuary made arrangements. Kvelyn White TOLLESON Mrs.

Evelyn F. White, 54, a Sunday school teacher at the First Southern Baptist Church here, died Tuesday in a Phoenix hospital. Mrs. White, 92(0 W. Garfield, was born in Oklahoma, came to Arizona 33 years ago and had lived in Tolleson the past 21 years.

Survivors include her husband, Clifford; three sons, James, Jack and Jerry, all of Tolleson; three sisters, Mrs. W. L. Baker of Tolleson, Mrs. Melva Frazicr of Avondale and Mrs.

Ruth Swofford of Phoenix; two sisters and a brother out of state and three grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the church, 8 S. 92nd Drive. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m.

today in Brazill-Whitney Mortuary, 5754 W. Glenn Drive, Glen-dale. Burial will be in Glen-dale Memorial Cemetery. Legal Advertising ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Proiect No. Arii-3-9-00476-0 Arizona Stale Board of Directors for Junior Colleges actina lor and in behalf of the Maricopa County Junior College District Governing Board.

-Owner Separate sealed bids for MUSIC BUILDING for Mesa Community College, Dobson Road Southern Avenue, Mesa, Arizona will be received bv Maricopa County Junior College District Governing Board at the business office, 106 Washington Street, Seventh Floor, Phoenix, Arizona, on or before 3:00 P.m., January 15, 1970, and then at said office oublicly opened and read aloud. Tho information fnr Bidders. Form Of Bid. Form of Contract, Plans, Specifica tions, and Forms of Bid Bond, perform Mnrt anH pavment Rand, and other con tract documents may be examined at the following: HorlDecK-MiCKman acnaier Arrhittrtt. Valley National Bank Buildino.

Mesa, Arizona. Copies may be obtained at the office of Mori beck-Hickman Schafer upon pay ment of seventy-Five and oooo ($75,001 Bjrh i Anv unsuccessful bidder, upon returning such set promptly and in oood condition, win ue reiunoeu ma way mmi anrf anv nnn-bidder upon so re- furnina such set will be refunded TnW.fiu, anrl DO'oO (425.00). The owner reserves the. right to waive nU intnrmaiiiiat or to reiect any or all bids. Each bidder must deposit with his bid, security in the amount, form and subject to the conditions provided in the ntormanon tor maucia.

hiririnrt particularly called to the requirements as fo condi tions ot empioymem 10 uujcii a minimum wage rates to be paid under the contract. No bidder may withdraw his bid within sixty (60) days after the actual date of the opening thereof and each bidder shall be an Arizona Licensed Contractor. By: A.W. Flowers Maricopa County Junior Colleqes Governinq Board Published: Arizona Republic December 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1969; Phoenix Gazette ARIZONA HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT The Arizona Highway Department proposes to improve a section of State Route 87 beginning at the north end of Oxbow Hill roadway section recently opened to traffic and extending the divided roadway section north to connect uith tho cnnth end of the curb and gutter section In Pavson. Construction will consist of a no th bound roadway 38 feet in width separated from the existing roadway bv a distance of aoprox- Katelv 108 Feet.

The new roadway will surfaced with Asphaltic Concrete pave ment, the highway will be fenced, con nections will be provided to crossroads found to be in use at time of construction and access to the highway from tnntiauauc lands will be allowed by permit. Additional information on the State's Plans may be' obtained by con-tactina Mr G. B. Ohnesorgan, District engineer. District 7, Drawer AD, Miami, Arizona 85539, telephone 473-4401.

This Public Notice appears the paoer in compliance with regulations set forth in Title 23, US Code, Section 128, which re- auires that a pudiic Hearing De con urtpri nr an oooortunitv afforded for a Public Hearing on Highway or street Proiects on which Federal Funds are to be expended where rights-of-way will bt required. The State Highway Department will conduct a Public Hearing on the proposed highway improvements if requested in writing no later than January 2, 1970, to Mr. G. B. Ohnesorgan, hit Pnar Gist.

7. Wm Price. State Highway Engineer; G.B. Ohnes- nraen. District Engineer.

District 7. Published: Arizona Republic. December James S. Mills Librario Valenzuela BUCKEYE Rosary for Librado Valenzuela, 73, who was Pound dead near here Sunday, will be recited at 8 p.m. today in the Buckeye Funeral Home.

Mass will be said at 9 a.m. tomorrow in St. Henry's Catholic Church and burial will be in Louis B. liazelton Memorial Park. Mr.

Valenzuela, a retired farm laborer, was born in Sonora, Mexico, and came to the Buckeye area 55 years ago. Survivors include his wife, Pctra; two sons, Frank of State College, and Lee of Buckeye; a daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Wimberly in the Philippines Islands, and six grandchildren. Mattie Gazbar Mrs. Mattie Frances Gaz-bar, 81, a Virginia native who came to Phoenix in 1943 from Baltimore, died Tuesday in Maryvale Hospital.

Survivors of Mrs. Gazbar, 4127 W. Glendale, include her husband, George; a son, Robert C. Rex of Maitland, and a brother of Baltimore. Services will be at 2 p.m.

today in A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

J. A. kT.erf Kilts TEMPE John Albert "Bert" Kitts, 73, an electrician who came here from Phoenix with Arizona Public Service Co. in 1928 and retired in I960, died Tuesday in his home, 1613 Farmer Ave. Mr.

Kitts was born in Blue-field, W. and moved to Phoenix 47 years ago from Fairview, Okla. He served overseas in the Army during World War I and was a member of the William Bloys American Legion Post and Tenipc Volunteer Fire Department. Survivors include his wife, Celestia; three sons, James A. and Alvin both of Tcmpe, and John C.

of Scotts-dale; four daughters, Mrs. Virginia Hoffman and Mrs. Thclma Carter, both of Tempe; Mrs. Helen Wertsch-ing of Phoenix and Mrs. Lil lian Loper of Mesa; three sisters, Mrs.

Jess Slaughter and Mrs. Walter Crawford, both of Phoenix, and Mrs. Howard Saylor of Tempo; three brothers, J. C. of Phoenix, Edwin of Globe and Fred of Wcscr, Idaho, and 18 grandchildren.

Services will be at 3 p.m. today in Carr Mortuary, 26 E. Fifth St. Burial will be in East Rcsthaven Cemetery, Phoenix. Dr.

Fridena will be held Services for Dr. Daniel T. Fridena 45, who had served on the staff of osteopathic hospitals in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa and Tucson, will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow in Grimshaw's Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home.

Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Dr. Fridena, 7032 N. Third died Sunday in St. Joseph's Hospital in Tucson.

Born in Du Bois, he came to Phoenix in 1929 and attended Phoenix Union High School and Phoenix College, where he was student body president. After attending the University of Southern California he was graduated from the Los Angeles College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons in 1948, receiving the President's Award and serving as student body president. He was a member of various professional organizations, including the American Academy of Republic and Gazette Phone 271-8000 Phoenix Inc 120 E. Van Buren St. Phoenix, Arizona Mall Address: P.O.

Box 1950 Republic (Morning) 45c a week Gazette (Evening) 45c a week Republic (Morn. Sun.) 70c a week The Gazette (Evening, plus the Sunday Republic, a week. Carriers collect weekly. Subscribers desiring to pay In advance annually will please mail remittance at carrier rate direct to circulation department U.S. Mall Subscription Prices Arizona, California New Mexico 13 24 52 Wks.

Wks. Wks. $17.94 535.88 $71.76 10.92 21.84 43.68 Rep-Morn 7.02 14.04 28.08 Gaz-Eve 7 02 14.04 2808 10.92 21 .84 43.68 Rep-Sun 3.90 7 80 15.60 All Other States $23.40 $46.80 $930 14 04 28.08 56.16 Pep-Morn 9.36 18.72 37.44 Gaz-Eve 9.36 18.72 37.44 Gaz8.Sun 14.04 28.08 56.14 Rep-Sun, .4.68 9.3e 18.7? No Mail Subscriptions accepted where carrier delivery maintained. Airmail, Foreign and Military Rates on request. CIRCULATION SERVICE 271-8381 OR 271-8356 The Phoenix Newspapers, inc.

Reserves The Right To Edit, Properly Classify or Reiect Advertising Copy. Branch Offices and Representatives Service Phone Aio 387-7845 Apache Junction 964.5649 Avondale 271-8302 Bisbee 432-5154 Buckeye 271-8302 Casa Grande 836-5723 864-4255 Coolldgt 723-387' Cottonwood 634-5701 Flagstaff 774-7472 Gtmert 964-5649 Globe 425-2002 Chandler 964-564 Goodyear 271-8302 Havasu City 855-2184 Kinsman 753-5694 Luke Field 271-8381 Mesa 964-5649 Miami 473-3261 Nogales 287-2910 Pase 645-2654 Prescott 445-4181 Safford 428-0450 San Manuel 385-4471 Superior 689-2971 Sierra Vista 458-2652 Tucson 624-5177 Wlckenburg 684-5516 Williams Field 964-5649 Williams 635-2276 Winslow 289-3298 Yuma 782-2323 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Weekday Deadline 3 p.m. Sunday Deadline 1 p.m. Sat PLACE YOUR ADS EARLY In the Day 8, EARLY in the Week MONDAY througn FRIDAY Phones Open 7 am to 6 pm Counter open 8 am to 5 pm DEADLINE for weekday ads 3 om SATURDAY Phones Open 7 am to 3 pm Counter Open I am to 1 om SUNDAY DEADLINE 1 om Sat. Pnones Open SUNDA' non to 3 pm For Corrections Cancellations Counter Close, To Place Your Want Ads PHONE 271-8711 LOCAL RATES: The followlno local classified rates apply to all non-contract advertising originating from within the State of Arizona.

weekday publication In the morning Republic and evening Gazette of the SAME day; or In the Sunday pub-. llcatlon of the Republic only. AGATE TYPE SET SOLID: Consecutive days 10c per word oer dav 4 Consecutive days lie per word per day 1 Day or Skip Day Orders 12e oer word oer day DISPLAY Si tLE ADS: Using larger type, white space, centered lines, etc: 7 Consecutive davs 75c oer line per day 4 Consecutive days 85c oer line oer day 1 Day or Skip Dav Orders 9Sr oer line Per day 10 Discount Available For CASH ORDERS placed IN PERSON At The Classified Counter MINIMUM CHARGE $2.00 Plus tax Reo'jblic Gazette Box Number Rental Charge 1100 Per Week If replies picked up $2.00 Per Week If replies mailed City State Taxes Will Be Added To All Advertising Cnarges. FOR CONTRACT RATE services tomorrow Orthopedic Surgeons, and had been a member of Northwest Lions Club, Elks Lodge, Phoenix Exchange Club, Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce and First Methodist Church. He was instrumental in the building of Scottsdale Physicians and Surgeons and Phoenix Community hospitals and presented advanced work to a convention in 1952 on rare bone disease (osteo-dystrophy) which was published recently in the Journal of American Osteopathic Association.

Survivors include his wife, Chris; a son, Daniel III of Germany; a daughter, Constance Ann, and his mother, Mrs. Anna Fridena, both of Phoenix, and a grandson. The family suggests contributions to the Daniel T. Fridena Memorial Scholarship Fund at Phoenix College, 1202 W. Thomas..